and the mavericks leading by two. they are in the penalty. >> mark: i tell you what, this is playoff basketball. the intensity on both ends. this is what you wait all season for. >> mike: this is championship effort. they are missing some shots but everybody going at it right from the start tonight but especially here down the stretch. >> jeff: this is the value of getting into the penalty early in quarters. so, that when there are loose ball fouls, you're shooting like nowitzki is on these rebounding fouls and they're going back to mario chalmers. >> mike: all the practice that he does at the free-throw line, day after day, year after year, comes to fruition here. nowitzki, such a spectacular free throw shooter. one of the best ever. two clutch ones there. a 17-4 run. nowitzki doing it again here in the fourth quarter. james out to chalmers. shot clock at five. bosh. nowitzki on him. couple of fakes. and whacked from behind, stevenson went for the block and fouled him. >> mark: and he recognized that's a bad play by

a's pitcher guillermo moskos co gives up two. 9--- moscoso gives up two. 9-8 your final. >>> giants starter madison baumgartner lost just one earned run of seven to colorado with this r.b.i. single. troy tulowitzki scores eric young. he gets thrown out at the end of the inning but the run counts, 2-0 rockies. it was cody ross bobblehead day today at at&t park. cody responds with a solo home run but the giants fall 2-1 to the rockies. >>> china is celebrating its first ever tennis grand slam champion today. 29-year-old li na needed just two sets to beat the defending champion of the french open, francesca schiavone. now li na becomes the first chinese tennis player male or female to win a grand slam event 6-4, 7-6 your final. >>> over 64,000 fans came to foxboro massachusetts to see usa play spain in a friendly soccer mismatch. usa was missing brandon donovan in the white jersey. fernando torres hits a goalpost and the other goes in for a victory. usa plays canada on tuesday in the gold cup opener. >>> cal baseball team beats alcorn state to stay alive in the ncaa regional playoffs. cal wome

two of them will be driving the casket to church. san francisco firefighters built the structure that will hold the casket. it was a test project but it was a labor of love. engine 26 is the men that carried them to the fatal fire, they will carry them today. engine 18 will carry tony valerio. one of the drivers is the man that drove them to the hospital last week. he says he is feeling pretty awful today. >> what they are having today is a celebration and honor of vincent perez and my brother anthony have a lerio. everybody is proud of what they did. it's totally amazing. what they've done four our family is totally above and beyond what we have expected. >> lieutenant perez and firefighter paramedic valerio were the first runs to rush into a burning home and they were overcome when there was sudden flash over in the home. the last time the san francisco fire department lost two firefighters in a fire was in 1946. firefighters tell me that valerio and perez would be overwhelmed by all the support that has come in from fire departmen

not when we caught up with congressman john two little outside his two thousand and six congressional debate with democratic challenger charlie brown what campaigns are just advertising driven advertising his her brand is very expensive. certainly electronic media is ridiculously expensive and that's the best way that everybody wants to my point is where and respect the first amendment is congress shall make no law bridging the freedom of speech and the fact of the matter is that part of that the meaning of that is that you can control the means of making a speech and you have to let people raise the money in order to be able to get their message out otherwise you've affectively denied them the freedom of speech how much money will you be spending on electronic media in this campaign that is a trade secret it is an open secret that nearly three billion dollars were spent on campaign ads in the two thousand. and two candidates they spent seventy five percent of their time fund raising for most candidates spent most of their time believe what race. and. where's the money go right. so we

who set the agenda through two thousand and eight in two thousand and three bush appointee michael powell tried to consolidate the media even further and wrote rules that matched the times if they got away with what they wanted to do you can end up in a community where you have one large corporation controlling the daily newspaper radio stations television stations the cable outlet in one community their profits would go through the roof i mean if it's stripped down to one newsroom without any competition or you tell me that that sounds like the mockery it didn't look good three of the five members of the f.c.c. a republican they were all pretty much on record as saying even before we consider any evidence we want to get rid of these rules or they go in their marching orders but the public found out and rose up against the us we understand we got about three million people to weigh in to the f.c.c. that's almost you know one of every one hundred americans i don't even think that many people knew there was an f.c.c. the law and how to get their information to us but they did they were real

she is arrested two weeks ago and now on out of custody. she appeared with her attorney to hear the charges against her. she is accused of two counts of lewd acts with a child. the d.a.'s office says the victim is a 14-year-old boy who attended school in san jose where she is a teacher. she says that she was involved with the private school for about five years. she lived in los gatos. she did not want to talk to the media but her attorney made brief comments. >> i will say she is deeply embarrassed to put in this situation and respect of privacy she does not want to comment on that. >> reporter: the judge ironed the standard order not to have any contact with a minor child involved. an attorney says he needs to review all the information and also will talk with the district attorney before deciding how his client will plead. she has no criminal history and she has been dealing with, quote medical and personal problems. if there are any more victims out there, please contact the san jose police department. >>> a man who told a belmont woman

two careers. on my watch. there was only one way or wilson could win under judge roll steinberg instructed the jury when they'd have to prove w. t.v. station management had deliberately tried to distort the news proof of a violation requires that the plaintiffs establish that the via t.v. t.'s station or news management acted intentionally and deliberately to falsify or distort plainness proposed a news report on b g eight wilson last but janie cre won her case because she threatened to disclose to the federal communications commission on their oath the broadcast of a false distorted or slanted blues report yes so a creep proved news distortion and you wouldn't know it from the spin on the t.v. tease there fox thirteen representatives say the jury through its verdicts clearly stated that the station did not tell a korean wilson to falsify and distort the news through their b.t.h. story but that we are completely vindicated on the finding of this theory that we do not to stuart is for lost wages eighty eight th

thousand and two. of moscow's x.-man coffee and outstanding russian musician across various courses and performances of both russian and internationalization is theatre and ballet companies to showcase stadium houses three ground schools. using only woods and the crest i measure and railway station is located one of the largest shopping malls in the city center at three am open from ten in the morning until eleven at night there is geoffrey think one might need here numerous high street brand shops a supermarket a multiplex cinema restaurants and cafes all under one roof the man has also been given the city for all it was as is suitable for the disabled and people with limited ability. meeting two o'clock on the golden ring it's time for some entertainment and for a ninety minute destruction head to the cinema the thirty five millimeter me across neither of the metro is housed in a rather ugly soviet building but a trick is well worth the effort. a lady's diskin will sing our calls will be of all ages

to two f.c. top it was also the first game in charge for the first interim manager thirteen women off and started badly for his team forty minutes in the now gone by a endeavor to split second terms have never stood and i don't and terms maxine can only cough then added to the visitors were expected to know officers seven minutes however the muscovites side got back on track in the second half so he had yet church making it to one with fifteen minutes to go. at the slough smacked in the equaliser from outside the box with ten minutes to go to two was how it finished. and another game spot at versus rubin finished goalless a vulgar beat bottoms likely a setup to nail that question about up tonight after a three one went up last fall so after a lot of us have a quick look at the top of the table to scar leading the way but being hard pushed by angie and although they do have a game in france one of the bottom clearly are propping up the rest of the teams followed by spartak now jake pecker also str

thousand and three into selves and forward to selves and five until two thousand and late two thousand and eight even despite of the war right now it's a typical soviet style country it's enjoyed your right now it's a real. we are all signs of soviet regime while a sheen of elementary constitutional norms. while ation of elementary human rights control of media. police chief just doing everything despite of our legal obligations if it's coming from from the political decisions towards a typical soviet country where every person who is against regime is the enemy of the country i remember in soviet time even when i was small girl not afterwards during that period but before i read it in the books but every person who was criticising soviet regime was. supporters or. secret agent of imperioli right now in georgia it's the same you can change the world to imperialism always russia and every person who is criticizing saakashvili and who is against his regime all of them just beginning for me it's a very serious place we rochelle kremlin we are just trade days we are enemies of the people e

managed to record over two hundred online friends. shot has given way to sorrow in georgia's families bearing the victims of a brutal police crackdown on protesters on the eve of the country's independence day the incident prompted a worldwide outcry with human rights organizations demanding a thorough investigation but as r.t.f. sarah firth reports there is little hope those responsible will be punished at all . last week nicaraguan tribes he turned out to demonstrate this week his friends and family are burying him a devastated and confused with no real idea of what happened. the condemnation for these scenes came from around the world there are now growing calls for an investigation into police actions investigation. of sources. and i can say this is kong. because we had a situation a very close to two thousand and seven where. excessive force was used to. be peaceful and it was. the investigation was never started but it was just. the years georgia has tried to be westwards promising reforms and signing treaties that despite being

flotilla two innit. to. fix that. thing if you want to shut up. this is trees still keeps its secrets but now it's time to move feel that if the soviet files on oxys. to. use. nukes. as soon as really took power he attempted to take control of the editorial policy of the country's leading independent t.v. channel or stubby to its own skits mellish really realize that his window of opportunity was quite narrow. cultish stores he's ambition to take control of the channel it goes back to tucson. wasn't force the new system of government seemed to be weak we thought we need to build a viable state first and then take care of the rest of it as it turned out the regime's aim was to take control of the channels i take the blame for what i did because i gave away you. know i didn't want to rock the boat. as about the same time george's media was going out of its way to report on mikhail saakashvili police reforms on face value the changes look quite impressive petty crime had been stamped out people now felt mor

basketball now and unveils two new. signing soon that hope will once again make the russian tribe a force to be reckoned with in europe and moscow at it enjoyed a wretched season last time out as they fail to get past the first hurdle of the year only which has more. pulling says cast was campaigning in a decade for the club has been quick to wax moon of grease peach and sunny a team to try and help the team to batter advantage of the best clubs from around the continent. who's come off a stellar season in the french league said to join a team like serious car was a no brainer this is a team full of great players and you know i know my role is going to be different this year than it was you know the last two years or france or you know that's the best part of the challenge as as a player and as part of what we want to have a better careers is just killings less of a role but in the bigger picture so on my side about that you know i feel like you know this is the organization that you want to be in so if you want to get

it's two thirty pm in moscow these are the top stories on our t.v. a ten year old child who was told from the wreckage of plane crash in northwestern russia has died in hospital that brings the number of those killed in the incident and forty five the news comes as aviation experts examine black box recorders from the passenger jet that exploded into flames in the republic cutting. the greek government survives a critical vote of confidence in its austerity drive and then furious protests that the will of the people ignored parliament must now decide whether to impose austerity measures worth billions of euros in order to secure a second e.u. bailout. and former soviet republics more in the twenty seven million victims killed in the fight against hitler was troops on this day seventy years ago the nazi invasion of the soviet union unleashed the bloodiest conflict in the region's history which became known as the great patriotic war and. the next we talk to british historian and author dr michael jones well known for his books on world war two he told r.t. what motivated there's decis

ignition which didn't miss on the spot so to nil a third straight win to discuss the main two points above the nature of the game in hand. and to being a third another two points further back after a three one win at struggling last off a real defensive power saw the visitors take the lead after fourteen minutes so little danger couldn't believe his luck a lot of stuff drew level just after the break they were awarded a penalty for this challenge into the change that can last from the spot however rubin kept pressing and went ahead again with eight minutes to go alexander designs have blasted into the time tangled two one though the best was saved till the last minute after a free kick was punched away by the goalkeeper that it was jacked a peach of a go three one two or been crossed off the third bottom. i mean while they stood out i must go one three no this time to talk all the goals came in the first half and all were made possible through former liverpool man and put a lid on him first the ukraine striker assisted alexander from get off then after thirty eight minutes kevin tran

since the end of world war two these spaces are bentleys. we're here to provide a safe and secure environment for everybody. the questions you know pickles you get everything you needed wealthy british style holds. on to the split was. hard. to predict. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy cause a report on. again this is all see the headlines people in the live in capital tripoli remain defiant in the face of the almost dana nato airstrikes and fuel shortages at a paralyzing life in the city this comes of it fierce fighting in the country as rebels step up that fence against oil ports along the mediterranean coast. the u.s. press ahead with plans to build a base in the passion time minutes once again then the cia has been tasked with the watching that time despite the celtic unmanned aircraft being blamed for the deaths of hundreds of civilians in afghanistan and pakistan. they need details emerge around seven thousand people arrested in the country since president mubarak was toppled. those headlines comin

that a gross domestic product will grow and in ne make two point five percent this year and two point seven percent in two thousand and twelve of course those numbers are fake yet anyway but that's right the g.d.p. numbers are cooked they're fake you can't get growth by increasing the debt you could fake it for decades for every dollar and debt they created a dollar g.d.p. after world war two that has been going downhill ever since then it takes six seven eight dollars of debt to create one dollars of g.d.p. but at some point it becomes like blood transfusions you could say technically the patient has a pulse but that's completely due to the transfusion of the blood you're not really alive there on the table there's blood circulating the patient is in fact dead but here's the i am out warning america that they've got to get there. situation in under control and remember only a few years ago two thousand and six two thousand and seven the i.m.f. was bankrupt itself and they were out of business so. stop right there let's digress a bit about the son left situation they are completely ba

two thousand and seven where excessive force was used thinking. restitution was now starting to get the worst. years georgia has tried to move westwards promising reforms and signing treaties that despite being king to align itself with the west this time it seems government didn't feel that they had to play by the rules. for the status talk. and are only after polish. personal on hand to witness the scenes we saw police surrounding the protesters all the exits of blocks they had nowhere to gave us and the rubber bullets hit. this was during the thing demonstrators took the main streets and we saw them taking down some of the protesters have taken shelter here in this and in my building that time all the glass was smashed we saw many of the people that were being led out being picked and hit with the police punch and as they exited the building they were led away handcuffed we believe you can see many of the people or old even more shockingly it would be a long time for many of the any kind of medical or legal aid. the one was running from one sid

two years later it was it was. better and are still students but against to our audience there were for oppression and it was very very dangerous to live in france raja valley a ruled the poorest country of the western hemisphere from one nine hundred fifty seven to nine hundred seventy one he fostered an atmosphere of fear and repression on the island moreover. invented a scheme was unable to his family to amass a fabulous fortune over the course of nearly two decades duvali a senior masterminded the so-called presidential foundation or haitian businessman with cutie brown to contribute to it according to various estimates the foundation grew by three million dollars each year after the death of francois duvalier popularly known as papa doc his son john claude duvalier took his place baby doc pursued his father's policies in all spheres including the financial one. money we're talking about now in switzerland is the money belonging to foundation in this time which was opened by. by the mother of baby doc and the w

this beauty brings at a speed of more than two hundred kilometers. step along. the countless tropic deserts and the looming about the bailout budget people in the ones hall but dreams of joining the. plane. meanwhile the same. economic forum has been discussing how to avoid another global economic meltdown and encouraging major funds to take a fresh new horizons first. that's to the russian. island of bring it to the end of that downturn and the most southerly version of the church built in a place in the sticks bag. and a very warm welcome from all of us here in moscow this is r.t. with me thanks for joining is it connect time well in the eurozone it's turning up turkey from joining the european union opinion poll suggests that the country wants a king to join is having second thoughts with its own economy booming while the e.u. is in chaos bottom explains why tech is gone cold on their idea. if you talked about turkey in the e.u. ten years ago turkey's hopes of joining would have been inseparable from joining the euro not any more turkey's attitude in short ca

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the worst of the two t.v. channel and other georgian media paved the way for radical political transformations november two thousand and three saw a bloodless coup in georgia the rose revolution. really a young and ambitious person came to power. it was a bus when i attended my resignation of my own free will to prevent bloodshed when they burst into the house of parliament i went out into the street to meet my followers. any order coming from me is the law for the army no doubt the army would have defeated them only ofter a bloodbath i make no distinction between the two sons all of them and georgian citizens. believe had promised to beat corruption and lead the nation to prosperity however it was the press that was the first victim of his law and order. world to. bring you the latest in science and technology from around russia. we've got the future covered. if. the being a. bad. thing i took your thoughts or your birthday out. there this street still keeps its secrets of the mountain to reveal the shooting

international news and comment live from last two days here in central moscow this is you could have you with us russia's special envoy to libya has held talks with officials in tripoli it's part of an ongoing push by moscow to mediate a peace deal in the country meeting came amid fresh nato airstrikes and a rebel advance on colonel gadhafi stronghold where if a notion is there for us let's get the latest now maria you are in tripoli i'm not going to spread to rebel leaders in benghazi is he managing to bring the two sides any closer to reconciliation with this visit there to libya. russia. residential voice tree to tree police part of russia's peace mediation mission in the protracted leaving conflict most his position has always been clear that only a non violent negotiation is the only way out of this crisis mosco has repeatedly harshly criticize they to fall launching a military operation here in libya and has never supported the un security council resolution which gave green lights to intervention and nick on the girl of the peace envoy was sent here to try to persuade both sid

to do in two nations began last january i believe this time they would make through this. deal between two nations ok so you say you see this gas deal becoming a success between both nations and as you were saying certainly there are some regional implications there puts as we were talking about a few moments. about a wednesday's meeting of the shanghai cooperation organization in kazakhstan we did see a close collaboration and big proposals put on the table between group members do you think it's possible that the s c o could become the economic mover and shaker of the world. i hope so and i believe saw now i believe the wall these are at the crossroads historic crossroads or some may say the wall of these at the brink of either being subdued or all the calming the u.s. nato military intervention in libya now moving into possibly syria or even to iran if russia or china or all of these as see all the alliance we saw there are not enough to stop the u.s. led nato military aggression in north african region so i hope saw that as see all russia china china russia leaving lea

since the end of world war two the spaces i've been . working here to provide safe and secure environment for everybody. the questions they have thing else get everything you needed. looking back at the week's top stories here on r t dozens killed in libya's capital as nato embarks on its most intense bombing raids yet while there is heavy fighting as rebels renew attacks in the oil port city of zawiyah in syria tension is rising as the government continues a severe crackdown on the opposition security forces have now retaken the northern city of jews or else who are reportedly following heavy fighting. in greece anger at the introduction of a new wave of austerity measures spilled onto the streets the new cuts are to secure a second stage of the e.u. bailout but problems remain as germany and the central bank of europe argue over how to get private investors on board. a u.s. navy ship in the black sea sparks outrage from moscow and claims it's a prelude to the planned nato missile defense shield for europe the u.s.s. monterey docked in

war world news in around thirty minutes but before that we look at how life in georgia has changed two decades after it gained independence from the soviet union that's up next on our. nine hundred ninety one georgia achieved independence from the u.s.s.r. . before a violent standoff with the rapidly disintegrating soviet empire. we did get independence but it resulted in much blood in the struction. the civil war broke out in georgia to susie came sovereignty to this day the nation has been unable to overcome its aftermath the country's infrastructure is in ruins tens of thousands of people have fled the country in the time of the soviet union was one of the wealthiest republics today one third of the population lives below the poverty line twenty years have passed but people here enjoy less freedom than i did during the soviet period. back in one thousand nine hundred eight. really was just a student he joined a mass trying to strike outside government headquarters at that time the country was still cooled the georgian soviet socialist republic. that hunger strike which lasted eight

is two one two five that's been it first puts you in the gun controls daily so you can save the environment one being on your first quite a long time and me at that age is like well it would pay for college is something i wanted to do for a long time and done students active and i never wanted this job so had to be infantry for me something i could be moving around constantly doing something active so how do you feel about being supplied to iraq or afghanistan. i'm nervous but i'm ready if i get called to go. thank you be another say the experience of the fallen apart by the crowd by the thought. well the u.s. japan security alliance is the cornerstone of america's defense posture in the asia pacific and the united states is both a transpacific and a transatlantic power but we couldn't project that power without the men and women who serve here in japan as we look at the region it is at peace but we have threats like what we hear every day from north korea. and the security mission is essential to continuing to under gird america's leadership and being prepared for the kind of challenges we

it's a very nervous period and it can easily burn you out during the last two weeks i was looking at my watch every five minutes to figure how much time was left. rather tense. one year into their voyage the mars five hundred team are currently simulating their return journey to earth however it will be another five months before this door can be opened and they can step back into normal ety. locked away from the outside world for one year already must be very very stressful on those people who are inside to find out a little bit more about the mars five hundred project and this other it is really landmark day in their journey i'm now joined by dr patrick flick from the capital science connections innovation agency thank you very much for talking to us good morning from london thank you well i've spent a year in there already it's got five months left to go how intense was the psychological pressure beyond. what i think we've just heard in this run down to home the psychological pressure is is really quite intense these guys have been locked away for a year and they've still got five

could mean billions of dollars worth of grant aid and for struggling serbia it's a lifeline but what two official belgrade is a step closer to the e.u. is actually a no step at all and they go see him this year this is very big news this is a very courageous decision by the serbian president this is one additional step for the integration of serbia into the european union one day is really high no go there so that is your. other steps remain to be taken your right to say to the rest of the political chief of croatian serbs go and had d.h. who is still in hiding electro legislation reform engagement in regional cooperation with neighbors believes elements will be taking into account when deciding to launch the discussion procedure with serbia because preserving president boris tadic there is no task too challenging to take on and the quest for e.u. membership. in the next few weeks. this is crystal clear from the natural conditions but while officials prepare to jump through yet another year of hope most wonder if their list of conditions will ever end so now we have gotten harder it was

also in our business and while is up more than two dollars a barrel as opec decides to leave production levels unchanged join me in twenty minutes time from a. very good evening from moscow it's ten pm wednesday night and now you're watching the artsy international news channel with me kevin now in first france and britain to put forward a draft resolution to be u.n. security council later wednesday condemning the syrian government's crackdown on govern stray sions the u.k.'s prime minister announced a move in response to months of violent unrest against president assad's rule that is one important as across the latest developments in new york for us tonight. what is expected to happen is that there will be closed door consultations and all fifteen members of the security council will look over this draft resolution that will be presented by france and britain in this draft resolution there will be a condemnation reportedly condemnation against syria the draft also calls for accountability over the ongoing violence the draft also calls for humanitarian aid to be allowed into syria to he

since world war two spaces i've been. working here to provide a safe and secure environment for everybody. the questions the thing else you get everything you need. the week's top stories on our nato launches its heaviest and most promising airstrikes on the libyan capital killing as the rebels complain the alliance to. norrin the real front line meanwhile the pores of international condemnation over syria ever louder. anger comes to a boiling breeze of the government moves to make deeper cuts in public spending in exchange for another even in germany those footing the bill say they're getting tired of paying others debts. and russia will resume important new vegetables as soon as their are down to use their inspection free this was one of the outcomes of a high level summit where nato summit sounds plans and moscow's w t o accession were also discussed up next is the latest sports with kate. and i thank you for joining me for the sports news and here to talk through is. rain rain go away joe wilfried songs are all made t

two forty five moscow time that's. the sport for you. well i would thank you for joining me for this post and here are the headlines. stunning as the need striker drank a lot of it gets a burning electric shock after a scuffle with a policeman following the champions to know when that's all the. while fans of champions three to williams and rafael nadal play down their chances of defending their titles at this year's wimbledon championships. and hitting the heights we have a special report in the latest leg of red bull's world cliff diving tour as a russian bids to topple the best in the sport. but will first though and shock waves are literally rippling through the russian prime in the after champions the need to have confirmed their style strike it down colossal bitch was given an electric shock by a policeman in the wake of their two know when it all go on saturday so they posted on their official website that the serbia striker underwent a medical back into petersburg where the doctor said the last of each one have to be treated for

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and we chose to world cups at the same time two fifteen which is in england and two nineteen which is in japan our process works extremely well you know rugby is a very clean sport we don't have issues that perhaps other sports might have so we're very happy with the process and very happy also that in two nineteen we're branching out into new territory for rugby world cup will be the first time that hasn't been held in one of the traditional rugby countries and so that's pretty exciting for us. the gap has been now ring over over the last two world cups that's one of the reasons why we've been investing so much in the tear two and tier three countries to ensure that they have the same sort of chance as the tier one countries the same sort of fitness training the same sort of analysis of video so that they can be more or less on a on a par before they get to the to the rugby world cup rugby is a pretty unforgiving game in soccer it's easy to package the fencing to keep the score down in rugby maybe you can stay level for sixty. minutes or so over the last twenty minutes really can rea

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two and up in the hands of the banks two hundred a couple hundred billion spread on a family to be theone percent here it would be so if they're so what's the most important thing for this well for this great jobs i mean that's what we should be talking about that's the real tragedy here is you have this whole charade of these people running around the world's going to and you know what are we going to do to raise the debt ceiling are we going to raise taxes how much are we going to cut spending are we going to cut medicare might be and chatting about social security it's all aside the point we should be talking about twenty five million people that are either unemployed working part time work full time jobs have left the labor force all together that's the real disaster in front of us no one's talking about here in washington and what's the best way to put people back to work well there's different ways i mean this stimulus gonna it's part of the way they're posing or near not large enough we have three hundred billion of stimulus they're trying countering one point four trillion drop

bush and now president obama between two thousand and one two thousand and ten the bush tax cuts cost our economy two and a half trillion dollars that's two and a half trillion added onto our debt the republicans today are screaming is way too high. and that money that should have been flowing through our government and then threw our economy also into the hands of the very few and the very rich in fact nearly a third of all the bush tax cuts went to the top one percent of americans the brookings institute looked into who got what thanks to the bush tax cuts and calculated that the lowest twenty percent of income earners in america saved on average about twenty dollars a year thanks to the bush tax cuts but the price of a dinner for one at outback pet steakhouse not including the tip courtesy of the federal government the middle twenty percent say about seven hundred forty dollars but the price of one month's rent for many americans but get this the top one percent of income earners in our nation saved in the stone and forty five thousand dollars uncle sam just bought your new car and

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there are two folds of play perfect for your. buck you know that's that i think is that is there is a queue of. russia's ready to resume imports of european vegetables if they you guarantee supplies are not in fact to try the deadly e. coli virus the move of one of the outcomes of the today russia e.u. summit are just because i mean a great show of an outright lie from the city of new grads and company not it looks like the best symbols were literally on the table tell us more. but doubles were literally on the table at the press conference a european leaders some host russian president dmitry medvedev were asked whether they had vegetables for a launch the answer was yes they had e.s.p. enjoyed them and moreover a certain breakthrough was reached on the issue of a russian ban on fruits and vegetables imports from the european union recently russia imposed a full import ago in the wake of the deadly e. coli strain outbreak in order to prevent the infection from coming into the country these measure of was halted disproportionatel

of our facebook friends and the painful process took two weeks by the way. a tray of space adventures on the way to international space station the russian american and japanese crewmembers blasted off early wednesday will spend five months in orbit dozens of scientific experiments and even try to grow vegetables in the zero gravity environment i think lindsey france watch the launch because. the three men have been together for nearly two years prep or preparing for this trip and they've traveled all over the world preparing in different models of soyuz and getting ready for what is really this this final push into space and what they say feels almost a little bit like home as cramp is it may be the soil u.s. is something they've practiced in for so long now that it feels a little bit like old the three men say they will be taking very special items into space with them i'll be very few items a pictures of loved ones and so on to also be able to talk with their families every day that we've talked to the backup team they're very excited to watch this they s

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you're watching artsy live from moscow where it's two thirty pm these are the headlines step up stepping up the pressure on the wind seems calls for more war efforts from its members amid intensified nato airstrikes on the capital meanwhile moscow insists a peaceful solution is the only all sense of talks with the rival sides. prosecute the brakes on efforts by countries wanting to take action against syria which the kremlin says could lead to a libya style military intervention moscow is blocking drop presence and u.n. that would put pressure on the syrian regime. that america's prisons are under fire for illegally interacting death row inmates drug design for killing animals human rights groups say the chemical has not been properly tested and could be painfully torturing prisoners to death. back surgery needs a possible candidate for next year's french presidential election far right leader marine their power is breaking on the influx of immigrants and her ticket something she says is being exacerbated by her country's actions in libya. so when i'm president of first round victory in